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Bob Dylan – To Dream of Peace: The 1976 Tour Companion

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Bob Dylan
To Dream of Peace: The 1976 Tour Companion

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  1. Positively 4th Street (Houston 1-25-76)
  2. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue (Houston 1-25-76)
  3. Visions of Johanna (Lakeland 4-18-76)
  4. If You See Her, Say Hello (Lakeland 4-18-76)
  5. Weary Blues From Waiting (Lakeland 4-18-76)
  6. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues (Lakeland 4-18-76)
  7. It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) (St. Petersburg 4-20-76)
  8. I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight (St. Petersburg 4-20-76)
  9. Wild Mountain Thyme (St. Petersburg 4-20-76)
  10. Shelter From the Storm (St. Petersburg 4-20-76)
  11. One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below) (Clearwater 4-22-76)
  12. You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go (Clearwater 4-22-76)
  13. Dink’s Song (Gainesville 4-25-76)
  14. Simple Twist of Fate (Oklahoma City 5-18-76)
  15. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Oklahoma City 5-18-76)
  16. Tangled Up in Blue (Fort Collins 5-23-76)

Sources:
Houston (LB-04304)
Lakeland (LB-9273)
St. Petersburg (LB-02934)
Clearwater (LB-04306)
Gainesville (No LB included; bootleg title “Going Going Gone to Gainesville”)
Oklahoma City (from Les Kokay collection; Expecting Rain download of full show compiled from multiple sources)
Fort Collins (LB 6051)

Notes:
The goal of this collection is to round up one-offs, rarities, novel arrangements, and lesser-known tracks from Bob Dylan’s 1976 tour. The idea is that a fan whose 1976 collection consists of the 4-5 common soundboards from this year (New Orleans, Fort Worth, etc.) can grab this compilation and have most of the unique songs that don’t appear on any of those more famous bootlegs. It’s not a truly complete collection of ’76 rarities, but (still being a CD guy) I found in preparing the compilation that tightening it up to a packed single disc made for a more satisfying listening journey than stretching it out to two shorter ones. So, missing are a couple of one-offs which got the ax due to sound quality (“Most Likely You Go Your Way” from 4/22 and “One Of Us Must Know” from 5/19/76), and a handful of other songs that were technically rarities for ’76 but were setlist regulars in ’75 and didn’t sound different enough in their ’76 iterations to merit bumping anything here.

What’s left is an 80-minute program of prime, if somewhat stealth, ’76 Rolling Thunder Revue. Some of these performances are well-documented on others’ compilations; some were surprises to me and hopefully will be to you, too. I have made no changes to these recordings, apart from adding fade-ins and -outs for continuity. Thanks as ever to the original tapers, the uploaders who’ve helped preserve the legacy of the recordings, and to the Bobserve website for making it so easy to sort songs by year and by times played — it made tracking these down way easier than combing endlessly through setlists (fun as that always was)!

Happy listening! KD 9/11/23

Jerry Garcia Band – Berkeley, CA (07/20/76)

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Jerry Garcia Band
July 20, 1976
Keystone
Berkeley, CA

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Disc 1 68:54

— Set 1 — 68:54

01 They Love Each Other 09:04
02 After Midnight 16:14
03 Stir It Up 13:49
04 /Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 11:48
05 Midnight Moonlight 10:23
06 The Way You Do The Things You Do 07:36

Disc 2 48:14

— Set 2 — 48:14

01 I’ll Take A Melody 19:38
02 Tore Up Over You 10:40
03 Mystery Train 12:07
04 Ride Mighty High% 05:49

Musicians:

Jerry Garcia – guitar, vocals
John Kahn – bass
Keith Godchaux – keyboards, backing vocals
Donna Godchaux – vocals
Ron Tutt – drums

Jerry Garcia Band – Berkeley, CA (07/09/76)

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Jerry Garcia Band
July 09, 1976
Keystone
Berkeley, CA
Set II

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Setlist –
s2t01 – The Love Each Other
s2t02 – tuning
s2t03 – Tore Up Over You
s2t04 – Stir It Up
s2t05 – Mystery Train
s2t06 – Strange Man
s2t07 – tuning
s2t08 – Don’t Let Go
s2t09 – Ride Mighty High

The Players –
John Kahn – bass
Jerry Garcia – guitar & vocals
Keith Godchaux – piano & vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux – backing vocals
Ron Tutt – drums

Kingfish – Hempstead, NY (03/27/76)

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Kingfish
Calderone Concert Hall
Hempstead, NY
March 27th, 1976

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Minglewood Blues [WLIR-FM] Flac
Label: Klondike Records ‎– KLCD5048
Format: CD, Album
Country: Europe
Released: Oct 2015

Tracklist:

01 Mystery Train > Muleskinner Blues 8:45
02 Goodbye Your Honor 3:14
03 Lazy Lightning > Supplication 8:49
04 Juke 3:32
05 Bye And Bye 4:29
06 Hypnotized 6:35
07 Minglewood Blues 3:44
08 Battle Of New Orleans 5:26
09 Big Iron 4:39
10 Jump For Joy 3:27
11 Promised Land 3:55
12 Sea Cruise 3:14

  • Brilliant performance at Calderone Concert Hall, Hempstead, NY on 27th March 1976
  • Includes the entire WLIR-FM broadcast
  • Digitally remastered for enhanced sound quality
  • Background liners

Barcode and Other Identifiers
Barcode: 5291012504814

Notes: Kingfish was fundamentally different to the more celebrated bands that Bob Weir and Dave Torbert hailed from. They clearly dug deep into their mutual love of American roots music to fashion a repertoire that established Kingfish as its own entity. The setlist performed here reflects the soul of their repertoire and finds Weir enjoying a brief sojourn from his obligations with the Grateful Dead while they took a well-earned break.

As for Bob Weir, nobody was really sure what a hiatus for the Dead meant, and Kingfish could have blossomed if the Dead had remained on the bricks, but Weir had a fantastic few hundred hours jamming with friends as this performance easily shows.

Klondike proudly presents the entire original WLIR-FM broadcast of Bob Weir with Kingfish live at Calderone Concert Hall, Hempstead, NY from 27th March 1976.

Professionally re-mastered original broadcast with background liners and rare archival photos! An exceptional celebration of the American songbook and a valuable addition for fans of NRPS and Grateful Dead.

Grateful Dead – Passaic, NJ (06/18/76)

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Grateful Dead
19760618
Passaic, NJ
Capitol Theatre

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Source: Audience
Lineage: Sony ECM 99’s > Sony TC-152 MC > Teac 2300 @ 3.75 ips Reel > Akai GX-4000D > Teac AN-80 (Dolby B) > ART DI/O A/D Convertor > CDR > EAC > Cool Edit > FLAC
Quality: 7 (7.5)
Comments:
Notes:

Set 1:

  1. tuning 01:40
  2. The Music Never Stopped 06:11
  3. Sugaree 12:30
  4. Mama Tried 04:29
  5. Crazy Fingers 13:47
  6. Big River 06:40
  7. Brown-Eyed Women 04:46
  8. Looks Like Rain 07:18
  9. tuning 02:50
  10. Row Jimmy 11:49
  11. Cassidy 05:57
  12. Mission In The Rain 09:19
  13. Promised Land 04:26
  14. announcements 01:30
    __
    01:33:12 Set 2:
  15. tuning 01:37
  16. Samson And Delilah 07:32
  17. Tennessee Jed 09:51
  18. tuning 01:11
  19. St. Stephen > 04:38
  20. Not Fade Away > 11:17
  21. St. Stephen > 00:53
  22. Eyes Of The World > 13:20
  23. drums > 02:13
  24. The Wheel 04:36
  25. Sugar Magnolia 13:48
  26. U.S. Blues 05:53
    __
    01:16:49 ________ 02:50:01

Grateful Dead – Boston, MA (06/09/76)

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Grateful Dead
Boston Music Hall
Boston, MA
June 9, 1976

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d1t01 – Cold Rain And Snow
d1t02 – Cassidy
d1t03 – Scarlet Begonias
d1t04 – The Music Never Stopped
d1t05 – Crazy Fingers
d1t06 – Big River
d1t07 – They Love Each Other
d1t08 – Looks Like Rain
d1t09 – Ship Of Fools
d1t10 – Promised Land

Set II

d2t01 – St. Stephen >
d2t02 – Eyes Of The World >
d2t03 – Let It Grow
d2t04 – Brown Eyed Women
d2t05 – Lazy Lightning >
d2t06 – Supplication
d2t07 – High Time
d3t01 – Samson And Delilah
d3t02 – It Must Have Been The Roses
d3t03 – Dancing In The Streets >
d3t04 – Wharf Rat >
d3t05 – Around And Around

Encore

d3t06 – Franklin’s Tower

Jerry Garcia – Lead Guitar, Vocals
Donna Jean Godchaux – Vocals
Keith Godchaux – Keyboards
Mickey Hart – Drums
Bill Kreutzmann – Drums
Phil Lesh – Electric Bass, Vocals
Bob Weir – Rhythm Guitar, Vocals

Matrix

SBD (shnid=95399):

Recording Info:
Set 1: SBD -> Master Cassette -> CD
Set 2: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat -> Sonic Solutions -> CD

Transfer Info:
Set 1: CD -> Samplitude Professional v10.1 -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> FLAC
Set 2: CD -> Samplitude Professional v10.1 -> FLAC
(3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC)

All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
October 20, 2008

[Cuts]:
Cold Rain And Snow (0:00 – 0:42)
Big River (1:29 – 2:24)
Saint Stephen (0:00 – 0:59)
[26-second cut in Dancing In The Streets]

Notes:
— All disc changes are seamless
— Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction

AUD (shnid=99064):

source: aud 1st gen reel
Jerry Moore’s copy

master taped by Steve Maizner
sony 990 stereo mic>sony tc-153

lineage: mac>reels @ 7.5 ips, dolby b

set I on maxell 7″ reel, set II on ampex 10.5″ (baked),
technics rs-1506>teac an-180>hd-p2 24/48>cd wave>flac
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger

[5/18/09]

Thank you to Betty Cantor-Jackson and Steve Maizner for recording the show,
to Charlie Miller for the SBD transfer,
and to Rob Berger for the AUD transfer.

Matrix by Hunter Seamons using Final Cut Pro (FLAC > AIFF > Final Cut > Soundtrack Pro > AIFF CD tracking via Audacity > FLAC16 via xACT w/meta-tagging)
June 9, 2022

Set I

Notes:

The first set is from a SBD master cassette source and has some hiss. The second set is from the master reel source. Levels are slightly different between the sets but same as the original sources – the master reel had more dynamic range.

Brief SBD cuts at the beginnings of the set openers. 1 minute cut in Big River and a 26-second cut in Dancing In The Streets.

SBD tuning sections were trimmed to match the AUD cuts, which still provided ample breaks between songs. (This creates a continuous AUD track.) Other tuning sections are added from the AUD source.

Click removed in Eyes Of The World.

A 20 second SBD section in Brown Eyed Women appears to be patched from a different show since it did not match the audience recording. The patch was preserved for continuity and the AUD fades out here for this brief moment.

Due to a brief AUD cut and some muffled sound, the Sony ECM-99A recording by Steve Hopkins patches the first 1:11 of Around And Around (#5982 transfer by Dave Minor, Dave Handrich and Matt Vernon, 7/12/03).

The Who – You Are Who?: Demos and Outtakes from Who Are You

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The Who
You Are Who?
Demos & Outtakes for the “Who Are You? – Album, 1976-78

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Lineage cd > eac > wav > traders little helper > flac

Origin: CD – (Disc label and ID: WHO 78)Liberated

  1. Who Are You (Studio-outtake – Daltry vocals)
  2. Who Are You (Original Pete Townshend demo – Townshend vocals)
  3. Love is Coming Down (P.T. Demo)
  4. New Song (P.T. demo-original mix)
  5. Sister Disco (P.T. demo-original mix)
  6. Never Ask Me (P.T. demo-original mix)
  7. I Like It That Way (original P.T. acoustic version)
  8. Love is Wine (unreleased P.T. demo)
  9. Keep on Working (original P.T. demo)
  10. Guitar and Pen (original P.T. demo)
  11. Music Must Change (P.T. demo – original mix)
  12. Empty Glass (original P.T. demo-version)
  13. No Road Romance (P.T. demo – original mix)
  14. Barbara Ann (Who-Studio outtake)
  15. Peppermint Lump (P.T. demo with schoolgirl Angie singing-released as a 7″ on STIFF Records in 1979, credited to Angie)

The Who – Toronto, Canada (10/21/76)

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The Who
1976-10-21
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Maple Leaf Gardens

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I have two sources for this show, you can read the info here.

Setlist:

  1. I Can’t Explain
  2. Subsitute
  3. My Wife
  4. Baba O’Riley
  5. Squeeze Box
  6. Behind Blue Eyes
  7. Dreaming From The Waist
  8. Magic Bus
  9. Amazing Journey ->
  10. Underture ->
  11. Sparks
  12. The Acid Queen
  13. Fiddle About
  14. Pinball Wizard
  15. I’m Free
  16. Tommy’s Holiday Camp
  17. We’re Not Gonna Take It ->
  18. See Me Feel Me
  19. Summertime Blues
  20. My Generation ->
  21. Join Together ->
  22. My Generation Talking Blues ->
  23. Who Are You
  24. Won’t Get Fooled Again

Band Members:
Roger Daltrey – vocals, harmonica
Pete Townshend – guitar, vocals
John Entwistle – bass, vocals
Keith Moon – drums, vocals

Bob Marley – Upper Darby, PA (04/23/76)

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Bob Marley And The Wailers
Tower Theatre
Upper Darby, Pennsylvania
United States
04/23/76

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Dubwise Personal Notes: One of my favorite Bob shows. Its very special because its the first time his mother saw him perform.
He does some uncommon songs like Night Shift and Johnny Was and Jah Live. A lot of different talking between songs and lyrical changes.
Bob is in a great mood. Enjoy this remaster.

lineage:SBD to CDR to Flac 6

A GEMS team production
Originally shared at http://www.shnflac.net

Music Provided by John Dubwise Garage DuBois and Danny Savage
Speed Correction by Jason Chastain
Mastering by Jamie Waddell
16 bit 44.1 kHz FLAC in TLH level 8, SBE free

Band lineup Edit
Bob Marley, vocals, rhythm guitar
Aston Barrett, bass
Carlton Barrett, drums
Donald Kinsey, lead guitar
Earl “Chinna” Smith, lead guitar
Tyrone Downie, keyboards
Alvin Patterson, percussion
The I-Threes, backing vocals

  1. Intro
  2. Rastaman Chant -> Lion Of Judah -> Keep The Faith
  3. Roots, Rock, Reggae
  4. Burnin’ And Lootin’
  5. Them Belly Full But We Hungry
  6. Rebel Music 3 O’Clock Roadblock
  7. I Shot The Sheriff
  8. Johnny Was
  9. No More Trouble
  10. No Woman, No Cry
  11. Kinky Reggae
  12. Night Shift
  13. Lively Up Yourself
  14. Rat Race
  15. Want More
  16. Positive Vibration
  17. Get Up, Stand Up -> War
  18. Crazy Baldhead
  19. Jah Live

first show of the Rastaman Vibration Tour in 1976.
first show Marley’s mother Cedella Marley Booker attended.
all new compositions from the Rastaman Vibration album have been played, except for the songs “Who Cap The Fit” and “Cry To Me” which had been re-recorded for the album.
there’s a complete SBD source and an incomplete AUD source, both have been used for bootlegs like
“Rastaman Vibration Tour, Philadelphia 1975”. encore break after “Want More”.
band intros done by Bob Marley during “Kinky Reggae”.
“Jah Live” cuts out.

“Yeah! Are you feeling? Yeah? Good. Well, we check it out, we gonna say ´Roots, Rock, Reggaeª, and this here is reggae music.” –
Marley before “Roots, Rock, Reggae”
“So, this morning I woke up in a curfew, and oh God, I was a prisoner too. I could not recognize those uniforms and faces, as they were standing over me.
They were all dressed in uniforms of brutality. Yeah.” –
Marley before “Burnin’ And Lootin'”
“Well, yeah! Are you all doing? Then good. Yeah, Jah bless you all, you know? Well, Jah live, you know? But this time my belly full, but I’m hungry. A hungry mob is an angry mob.” –
Marley before “Them Belly Full”
“Yeah! So, after ´Roadblockª, you know, there then came the Sheriff, and reflexes did it, you know? Yeah.” – Marley before “I Shot The Sheriff”
“Do I now have to say ´thank youª? I know how, thank you! Now, this one was like, you know, this experience is that… ´Johnny Wasª.
A woman hold her head and cry, ’cause her son had been shot down in the streets and die, all because of the system. Now, the system. The system, talkin’
about the system. You know the system, what the system is? The system, the system! The system, you know? The system we’re living, the system!
Things will strive away [?], you know? So the woman hold her head and cry, ’cause her son had been shot down in the streets and die, from a stray bullet. And I [???].” –
Marley before “Johnny Was”
“Yeeh-ah!” – Marley before “Kinky Reggae”
“Yeeh-ah! So you know what? We’re working on a night shift!” – Marley before “Night Shift”
“Yeeh-ah!” – Marley before “Lively Up Yourself”
“And there’s another thing going on you might not understand you’re aware, and this one we call the ´Rat Raceª! Yeah. Are you ready? You’re ready.” –
Marley before “Rat Race”
“Yeah! There’s some less gonna [?] here that we call down there ´Want Moreª. You see, when they think it’s the end, it’s just the beginning. O.K.!” –
Marley before “Want More”
“Yeeh-ah! So we say that Rastaman Vibration is positive! Jah Rastafari itinually!” –
Marley before “Positive Vibration”